Wizz Air to resume flights from Kutaisi to 6 more new destinations starting July 1
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air has been operating in Georgia since 2012. Photo: secretflying.com.
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Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air will resume flights to six new destinations from Georgia’s western Kutaisi International Airport starting July 1 after an eleven-month pause.
The six new destinations are: Athens, Thessaloniki, Memmingen, Milan, Prague and Wroclaw.
In total, Wizz Air will operate flights to 14 destinations in nine countries 24 times a week.
Wizz Air suspended flights from Kutaisi in July 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air has been operating in Georgia since 2012. It expanded in 2016, after the establishment of the base in Kutaisi International Airport.
Wizz Air may restore its base in Kutaisi in spring 2021, Economy Minister Natia Turnava said earlier today, noting that aviation companies are assessing the prospect of restoring flights to Georgia in the future, although this will happen gradually.
Wizz Air has released a statement confirming it will remain in Georgia and continue operating once borders reopen, following rumours that the Hungarian low-cost airline was planning to close its base at Kutaisi International Airport.
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